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Extime fetches flights information provided by [Avinor](https://avinor.no), the company operating most Norwegian airports, and converts them into NeTEx-compliant timetables.
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## Input
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Extime makes use of the following dataset provided by Avinor:
Extimes converts the flight data into a set of NeTEx documents packaged as a zip file following the [Nordic NeTEx Profile delivery format](https://enturas.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/PUBLIC/pages/728563782/General+information+NeTEx#Generalinformation:NeTEx-PublicationDeliveryExchanginginformation).
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## Workflow overview
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- For each whitelisted airport, Extime sends a query to the Avinor REST API and retrieves all departure for passenger flights over a given time period.
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- The API returns a list of _Flight_ objects that represent a single departure.
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- The _Flight_ objects are successively mapped to _FlightEvent_ and _FlightLeg_ object.
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- The _Flight_ objects are successively mapped to _FlightEvent_and _FlightLeg_ object.
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- A heuristic searches among all _FlightLegs_ those that are part of a multi-leg flight:
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- they share the same airline and flight number,
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- a given leg arrives at the same airport as the one the next leg departs from,
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